1) 98k grenade launcher, blued steel construction with three piece clamp assembly, marked "G Gr Ger/ bnz/ eagle/ WaA869" on the underside. The "bnz" is Steyr's code, with "WaA869" used by Lieberknecht & Schurg of Coburg and Metallwarenfabrik Mylau GmbH of Sachsen. With a takedown wrench and a black leather belt pouch, marked "dkk/ 43" and "WaA195" (Offermann and Sons, Nordrhein-Westfalen) on the loop, with canvas shoulder strap. 2) Grenade sight, marked "G Gr Ger/ K 98 k" on the clamp, "euh" (Meinel-Scholer, Sachsen), "WaA168" and "N4562" on the arm. Graduated from 50 to 250 meters (straight shot and top attack), with a functioning spirit level. 3) Two grenade launching cartridges, one with a green wood plug, the other a red wood plug, both marked "44 eel" on the base. 4) Two inert 1944 pattern high explosive rifle grenades, equipped with a steel plate reinforced bakelite base/ driving band and a bakelite fuze striker. One has a yellow painted body, with 1944 date and "jmh" makers mark on the striker. The second has a plain gray body, with "3721/ jrx" on the striker. 5) Inert high explosive anti-tank grenade, with bakelite and steel base. No makers marks

1) Very fine, showing some light handling marks and areas of brown patina. Case is excellent, with light scuffing. 2) As 1. 3) Good, with a mixed patina on the brass. 4) Very good, with paint loss, wear on the bakelite and scattered spotting. 5) Fine, with some rust.